How snoring leads to divorce and how to cure snoring

There is nothing worse than bothering with a snorer at night, and for many marriages, the spare bedroom is the only option other than being tormented by constantly trying to sleep or the last option of divorce.
Some people reading this may think divorce is too extreme when it comes to snoring but after decades of direct research into nighttime snoring and marriage, there is now evidence that snoring is known to be a hidden factor in more divorces than initially thought.
Ordinary nighttime snoring in a marriage has many problematic consequences that can seriously damage a marriage. For example, the constant irritability that occurs daily between the person trying to sleep with the persistent snoring and their loved ones who may not understand how terrible their snoring really is.
Since the person who snores doesn't really know how loud and disgusting snoring can be, the partner often feels overdone. There may also be a feeling of intimidation or biting, but what the snoring spouse just doesn't realize is that the usual nighttime snoring in the non-snoring spouse causes severe sleep deprivation and, ultimately, an increased risk of other health factors directly as a result of trying to sleep with someone who snores.